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Heimliche Liebe (Secret Love Gavotte)

Secret Love Gavotte (Heimliche Liebe) - Johann Resch (1830-1889) Arr. D. Gardiner Performed by the Enoggera Ensemble: Duncan Gardiner (guitars), Marissa Carroll (mandolin), Joel Woods (banjo/mandola/ukulele) and Dominic Ward (guitars). Please like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/enoggeraensemble/ Please subscribe to our YouTube channel Please visit www.duncangardiner.com Video by Ray Carroll On Monday, 27th August, 1888, the Jungfrau Kapelle (Swiss Mountain Singers), performed in the Theatre Royal (Elizabeth Street, Brisbane). It was advertised as a short season of only six concerts, but was in fact a ‘reappearance’ of the group. They had performed in Brisbane just weeks earlier, having toured to other parts of the state before returning with a whole new programme to perform for audiences in the city. This ‘new programme’ featured, as was usual for the group, several works that called for mandolins and guitars in either solo, duo, ensemble or mixed instrumental settings (one piece combined three xylophones, three guitars, harp, and mandolin!). This work, a gavotte called Secret Love, by Johann Resch, was performed by members of the ensemble on four mandolins and guitar. A review printed in the Northern Miner (Charters Towers), on Tuesday, 7th August, 1888 stated: “When the singers came trooping in with their quaint dresses and eagles feathers sticking in their hats they looked quite chic, especially the frauleins. There were, according to the programme, five ladies and nine gentlemen from the Swiss mountains. There were three xylophones, three guitars, a mandoline, a harp, cornet, two piccolos and a zither. The singers are all one family.” This jodelling family choir was perhaps not unlike our favourite Von Trapp family!